I personally think they could be worth millions in the right marketers hands.

Sincerely, I appreciate these two articles so much.

All the best,

Jason 

And Damm You, Too.

Your infernal mind tricks have me relentlessly pondering the Untold Mystery of Magic Baloney.    

Damaging admission? - Thanks.  I now see how I used that in my WSJ sales letter "give-it-a-try"  for Clayton’s copywriter opening.  I feel better.  Still, I’m no Joe Sugarman, I hear.

I always get a ton of value from your insights and writings.  Thanks.

Thanks for the insight!

I’ve had fantastic success with the "Will you do me a favor" approach. It’s my biggest strategy with my in-house client list.

The last time I used it, I got over a 17% response rate.

I’ll have to add a few of those other tricks to my in-house list, and look for new ways to convince my often newbie clients why these are some of the best approaches!

Thanks again,

Jennifer

You’ve just given me the darned task of revising my copy strategy files to include these openings. PLUS I’ve got to go BACK to your previous article to mine for the last 5 you gave.

Now here’s for hopeing that you have all but run out of ammo, and can’t produce yet another 5 for next week.

In all seriousness, I would love to know what borders and boundaries you have got for solid proven valuable opening tactics.

Can you define for us a clear list of openings, like was done in the Flying Eagle for 21 specific bullet point strategies…?

Thanks Daniel!

Gavriel